Thank you! Very athmospheric.
I really like your games, but this was an easy one.
(And some scenes should not be too compressed as there are some JPEG artifacts)
Spoiler for new players! You should put everything back is their places, so that the next adventurer could go this path. (Not really)
Have 5 stars. The scenery alone was breathtaking, if frozen, and the hues you used mermerized and astounded me!
This on its own was excellent, but I feel a plot/backstory could flesh it out a bit.
Also, I strongly think you should remake this game on the Unity engine, although God only knows what will happen.
I loved it. There are puzzle games that are frankly far too difficult to allow them to be anything more than an exercise in frustration, and others that are far too simple. This fell neatly between the two. I didn't find it to be a 'pixel hunt' like I have on a few of your other games, but I did like how I basically had to check every nook and cranny. It wasn't a brain-buster, but it wasn't too simple either. I like varied levels of challenges. Sometimes I'm looking for a five minute time waster, other times I want full immersion, and then there are games like this one - Not too long or too short, visually stunning and atmospheric, with a nice relaxing difficulty level. I found this a really enjoyable game to play.
this is such a magnificent game!the puzzles were really original,i loved it! keep the good stuff!
It's a good-ish game, it just lacks much challenge. Find the right corner to click on, nook and/or cranny and you'll find every hint and object you need. Not only that, the hints get written down FOR you, and the objects all go in pretty obvious places. The only challenge for me was understanding the puzzle for the first door, but i was just overthinking it. It's actually a lot simpler than the math problems I was trying to solve using the clue numbers, just like all the other puzzles. Once you realize that the game is just monotonous.